Reviews

I love you in every universe - ft. rags to riches !

If you want something you have to make yourself worthy of it !

Same goes here - If you want to have a good rating you need to make yourself worthy of it ...and this wasn't ...it could have been so much more than just "ENGAGING"! - (cuz first half has great buildup)- yes I believe that's the most perfect word for it!

Synopsis -
Jiang Xiao Yuan finds herself struggling with her identity as she believes to have traveled across parallel universes. Once the owner of invincible wealth overnight becomes an ordinary working girl who has absolutely no idea about how the world works, but is determined to make it through.

All this fuss to cross paths with Qi Lian, who shall lend a hand in uncovering the mystery around her, and in journey of discovering her "real" identity.

To pick or not to pick ??
- well to be honest I am not a Lin yi fan and to me the very obvious reason is his expression that didn't make me feel anything and this goes for all of his projects till date. That does include this one too. But the FL does " make up" for what the ML seems to lack. She's vigilant , self reliant, caring, optimistic, hardworking, determined and everything nice !

So if you can bother tolerating lin yi for some time like me ....go for it ! Warning - ITS NOT THE SCI FIC YOU ARE EXPECTING !
and you'll be finishing it to know how it ends and not how it went !

this drama is very promising except for the fact that they cast lin yi and waste a lot of time in "make up and hair dressing" which apparently lead the story nowhere. The makers are so hell bent in showing us revolutionary make up (i don't know what is so revolutionary about it but yeah fuck it i mean skip it) that even if we have 2 eps to go or even if we are on the last ep ....the talk of the town shall be MAKE UP !
- yes I am so very annoyed !

The journey in the mid episodes is a bumpy ride - a lot of it went in circles and you may feel like quitting but the curiosity of how it shall end will keep you hooked !

the overall idea is so well built that it would be too difficult to actually believe that everything you believe is just a build up ! - you'll know what this means once you reach there ! (spoilers towards the end) - very convincingly done ! like commendable !

The music is nice so is the cinematography ! - the FL looks cute , The SML does look cute too !
Not a lot of time is spent around the mystery - which seems to be a down point to some( like me) - who signed up to see it after reading the synopsis !

But on the other hand ..the couple take time to develop - they are given space and you can see their dilemma - both have an awesome back story - like you feel that there's so much going on no one can be trusted no one knows who the villains are ....and there's just so much to the story. - but they be still crying over make up !

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The fact that it wasn't a time travel ....just took off all my excitement and thrill of watching. from then on the leads were nothing but lab rats to me. lab rats who were trying to get out and will probably do too ...but not that any of it was as enchanting to me as the time travel would have been.
that being sad ...even tho I was disappointed the build up was so well done ...so convincing that yes it had to be time travel with some parallel universe !

Tho makes sense that in FL's imaginary world everything was as she would have wanted in the real world !

The ML's reveal of being a lab rat himself - great
but his friend not existing - mehh - You emotionally invested me so much to come up with that ...and then lin yi didn't act it well on top - he cried and I knew it was all fake - so unbelievable that I skipped through it! - yes what was supposed to be a scene I cry for ...was skipped without a thought ! - at last all of those memories are fake and the wrap us is so unbelievable ! - wasn't it a car accident ?
When did we decide it wasn't ? like wtf ? - explain ?

At some point I just started watching for the curiosity and nothing else - so this lacked fun !
The villain has no motive what so ever and has no story at all ! - she's just bad bec she is bad ...it's 2024 bitches ...that shit ain't likable now !

I feel so bad for SML - like his story is the one I liked the most - less time consuming , well done, well portrayed ! - and they even turned him into a puppet ...any sort of redemption arc ? Like hello pls ? - he's also sick ...wth ?

Also the neck choke sucked ...like WTF bruh !
Even in the end it's MAKE UP ! - wow ! they wasted ep 29 and ep 30 doesn't give good enough closures but they have time for Make up !
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- The show is good but not worth the 30 eps it took ...more like if they just had more fluffy moments instead of make up or maybe more efforts towards unraveling the mystery I'd have liked it a lot more !

tho still hooked ....just so to say ...the makers did a good job making me curious enough !
Watch if you are good at skipping !


PS. I am not here to argue all of it is just my opinion ! - lin yi fans pls note !

My Fav part of the show
"People's memories determine who they are. Erasing their memories is equal to erasing them.
If one day you find out all your memories are fake, would you be willing to forget them ?
would you let yourself become someone you don't even know !? "

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Amazing Female lead

I thoroughly enjoyed the drama; the dynamic
between the protagonists, portrayed by the female and male actors, was captivating. The chemistry between them was particularly impressive.

The plot was outstanding, and I appreciated the character development. Both protagonists maintained compelling storylines.
I appreciate the positive aspects of this plot, particularly its gentle portrayal of relationships and the subtle exploration of feminism. It's well-executed.
What stood out to me the most was the consistency of the female character's role as an assassin from start to finish, she unwaveringly kept her thirst for blood, adding a unique and intriguing element to the narrative.

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Too short imho, but still cute.

That was refreshing and funny without being forced to be funny.

I think a fourth episode would have helped, because it felt sometimes a bit rushed or at least 5 minutes more would have been a godsend. Also when they always talk about the "kissing scene", they should have played out exactly this scene as finale and not only hint it at the end of the credits.

Otherwise the two managers were hilarious and I felt in the first episode they have a more intimate connection, so really well done. Also the supporting cast did a very good job.

The story is more original compared to most, executed so brilliantly. I had laughs and some tears, so I can only recommand to binch watch this short series.

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One of the best modern wuxia to come out in a long itme!

There is something weirdly addictive about The Blood Of Youth. I usually hate “video game” wuxia with the flying sparkling kung fu, but the characters are compelling. Doesn’t hurt that Li Hong Yi (Xiao Se) is so pretty ?

One thing I like about The Blood Of Youth is that no matter how powerful Xiao Se, Wuxin and Wujie are, they still behave like young men who are impetuous and yes, childish! This makes for really funny moments between the trio, especially between Xiao Se and Wujie.

While most CDramas lose my interest after the 20th episode, not this one! The Blood Of Youth was tightly plotted, the characters so interesting.

Although the “magic” martial arts took some getting used to, this was a classic Wuxia tale. So, you have the themes of brotherhood, loyalty, chivalry and honour that the genre is known for.

The storytellers were brilliant, ramping up suspense in seemingly innocuous events to great heights. For one, who knew a banquet can be such a suspenseful and tense affair? And when the curtains finally parted and the truth of the banquet is finally revealed, you feel a whoosh of emotion at what it signifies. Now, that’s a fine piece of storytelling there.

When the show ended, I had a hangover because it ended “too soon” and I didn’t think I could watch anything this good in a long while. ?

Fortunately, 2023 turned out to be a great year for wuxia dramas, with Mysterious Lotus Casebook, The Ingenious One and A Journey to Love following soon after. Now, with season 2 of Blood of Youth just announced, I hope to enjoy more of our gang in the future!

Note: This is a condensed review of my longer review on my blog: https://dramatea88.wordpress.com/2024/01/01/the-blood-of-youth-review/

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Nice slow paced drama but cringe

the drama itself is slow and easy to watch. if you are not looking for a shocking plot then this is the drama for you.

i really love TJC thats why im watching this drama. i just personally can’t stand the FL in this drama. she seems to be all over the internet but when she’s with her bf she’s just all so innocent like a kid! I cant stand this. ?

the songs in this drama is amazing knowing that the songs sang by TJC himself makes it even better.

but tell you what, this drama is just a fantasy. ? a doctor so busy but got time to do dubbing (famous) and can cook. like so much time and so impossible for one man to do so much.

for TJC i completed the drama but I still cant stand how the girl is being overly pampered and so kiddy. not sure if this is her actual character. ?

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Yuttakarn Prab Nang Marn - A Winning Blend of Romance and Comedy

Overview:
Yuttakarn Prab Nang Marn successfully combines romance, comedy, and drama to create an engaging Thai series that stands out in the genre. With Baifern Pimchanok leading the cast, the show unfolds with a compelling plot and well-developed characters, making it a personal favorite.

Plot:
The series revolves around Rampa, the dynamic executive producer of her father's film production company. Despite her angelic appearance, Rampa's office persona is that of a devil. The arrival of Yuttakarn, a cunning and playful new secretary, sparks a series of comedic and dramatic events that keep viewers eagerly awaiting each episode.

Casting:
Baifern Pimchanok shines in her portrayal of Rampa, effortlessly capturing the character's hot-tempered and rude nature. However, Tao Sattoahong, who plays Yuttakarn, falls slightly short with a somewhat stiff performance and limited expressions. Despite this, the chemistry between the leads is palpable, contributing to the overall appeal.

Music:
The soundtrack complements the series perfectly, enhancing the overall atmosphere. The music contributes to the show's vibe, creating a more immersive viewing experience.

Recommendation:
Yuttakarn Prab Nang Marn is recommended for those seeking a mix of romance and comedy with a strong, mean-girl protagonist. Rampa's tough exterior is portrayed in a cool and intriguing manner that keeps audiences hooked.

Pacing and Plot Twists:
The pacing is well-executed, maintaining viewer interest with each episode. The reveal of the main antagonist is cleverly concealed, providing surprising twists that add depth to the storyline. Yuttakarn's unexpected connection with the main villain adds an extra layer of complexity, keeping the narrative fresh and unpredictable.

Conclusion:
In summary, Yuttakarn Prab Nang Marn stands out as a must-watch for fans of romance and comedy. Baifern Pimchanok's outstanding performance, coupled with a well-crafted plot and engaging character dynamics, makes this Thai drama a standout in its genre. While some aspects could be improved, the overall viewing experience is highly enjoyable.

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A gripping journey to love, friendship, and growth

"A Journey to Love" is the last drama that I completed in 2023, a few days before the new year. Initially, I was thinking whether to continue after 8 episodes, because I had a vague idea of the ending after seeing some comments in passing. I decided to carry on, and I'm glad that I finished it!

Story and Production:
1) The storyline is intriguing and not very common since a big part of it is focused on the mission to rescue the hostaged King of Wu (Wu Di), the obstacles the rescue team faced along the way, and how they overcame them. As a result, their relationships grew stronger and they gained a better understanding of each other. On the side, there were some mysteries that needed to be solved.

2) There is great camaraderie and friendship among the Liu Dao Hall members. It's touching to see their loyalty and brotherly love for one another, as well as their commitment to protect Li Wang/Yang Ying and the entire rescue team.

3) The drama showed different kinds of relationships – leader and subordinate, master and disciple, friendship among peers, and love between man and woman. These are common in costume dramas, but I think they’re well done here.

4) It took the rescue team quite a number of episodes to finally arrive in the state of An, so I found myself getting impatient at some points in the drama.

5) There are incredible fight and battle scenes here! The choreography and stunt work are great, and the cast look so cool and amazing in these scenes.

6) Generally good soundtrack! My favorites are the opening theme, “Offer” (奉上), sung by Liu Yu Ning, and “Standing Sword” (立剑), sung by Zhang Jie. I also like the background music played in some of Ren Ru Yi’s fight scenes; it’s a haunting prelude on what’s to come next.

Cast of Characters:
The entire cast was great, I like the main leads, but my favorites are Yu Shi San, Yang Ying, Li Tong Guang and Yuan Lu:

1) Ning Yuan Zhou (Liu Yu Ning) and Ren Xin/Ren Ru Yi (Cecilia Liu) – Both their characters have excellent martial arts skills and are respected and feared by many. NYZ is level-headed, mature and a good leader. RRY is precise, appears cold and can be ruthless, which fits her character as the number one assassin of An. Between the two, NYZ was more used to working with a team, while RRY was more used to doing things on her own. When RRY joined the rescue team, it took her some time to adjust to “group work”. I couldn’t imagine other actors playing them.

2) Yu Shi San (Alen Fang) – He is funny, witty and a vain ladies' man. He gave me a good laugh many times! Alen Fang is such a revelation here, and his character is so different from the one in The Long Ballad (can’t help comparing them, because Liu Yu Ning and Alen Fang are in both dramas). He’s so good in comedy, but also delivered in the emotional scenes.

3) Yang Ying (He Lan Dou) – She transformed from a timid, shy young lady to a confident, smart, brave and decisive Li Wang/Princess Li Cheng. What she said to NYZ and RRY about herself is very fitting, "You have transformed a small sparrow in a cage into an eagle; she can no longer go back." I like He Lan Dou’s portrayal, she’s so good, and one of the few actresses who, when dressed as a man, is actually convincing.

4) Li Tong Guang (Chang Hua Sen) – He is capable and ambitious, but also obsessed and unpredictable at times. His character is complex, multifaceted, and have a lot of potential for growth and development, but I feel these were not maximized. They focused too much on his obsession with RRY. I think Chang Hua Sen nailed the part.

5) Yuan Lu (Chen You Wei) – He is a smart, loyal, jolly and kind-hearted fellow. It’s easy to warm up to him. Chen You Wei was able to bring out these qualities.

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Some OTP/Pairings:
1) Ning Yuan Zhou and Ren Ru Yi – They are the power couple! Their relationship was not perfect, there were some amusing things that happened and bumps along the way, but they got around to it.

2) Li Tong Guang and Chu Yue – I was rooting for them since I can feel their chemistry, although they were hostile to each other in their first few meetings. And when they started to be cordial to each other, they had some sweet and cute scenes, so I was hoping for a love line to develop. But alas, the ship didn't sail!

3) Li Tong Guang and Yang Ying – In the earlier episodes, I had entertained the idea that they might be paired together, but I was still mildly surprised when it happened (I guess I was still reeling from the LTG and CY pairing). Don't get me wrong, this is a good pairing and they have chemistry too, so I started to ship them as soon as I feel the plot going in that direction, because they actually complement each other. Both LTG and YY are smart, capable and ambitious. However, LTG is temperamental, impulsive at times, and not yet mature emotionally; while YY has a cool head, emotionally stable, and has matured a lot in her journey. She would be a great help to him in his role as Regent of An.

4) Yang Ying and Yuan Lu – Theirs is a friendship that was comfortable, supportive and dependable. It could possibly have been more, but it was not meant to be.

Other Comments:
1) I like the development arc of Wu Di, how he changed from a reckless, arrogant, and unwise ruler to one who realized his mistakes and actually did something to atone for them. He could have been a great king if he returned to Wu, so it’s a waste what they did to his character.

2) The ending and the last few episodes could have been better executed. It's like they rushed these scenes and tried to cramp the remaining details to fit them into 40 episodes.

3) I wish they included more scenes of LTG and YY in the ending, how they progressed as a couple and how they’re helping the young King of An. There is mutual respect between them, not to mention respect for both RRY and NYZ. I would like to think that in the long run, they would fall in love with each other and grow as a couple, even have children of their own.

Final Verdict: This is a gripping drama and a good watch for me, so I would gladly recommend it!

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Save the best for last

2023 has given us a huge number of BL series and movies – Thailand alone has produced over 50 series. Unfortunately, quantity doesn't necessarily mean quality, although there have been some outstanding series (see the list of my 15 favourites, with synopses, short reviews, and links here: https://www.wattpad.com/1408052397-my-bl-lists-favourite-series-favourite-movies).

But as they saying goes, (one of) the best has been saved for the last. MindTrio, the Thai company that always produces high quality series like ”On Cloud Nine” and the wonderful ”Once in Memory” movies, have waited until the last two days of the year to give us a precious little gem of a short film entitled ”You And My Stars”.

The short film, which aired in two parts on Dec 30 and 31, tells the story of three boys – Win (Poom Jittipat Suwannaluck) has a secret crush on Time (BM Chanatip Aumpu), who has fallen for Win's best friend Hunter (Photo Patawee Klamudom). Win has low self-esteem and thus doesn't dare to confess his love to Time, whereas Time asks Win to help him confess to Hunter by giving him 999 paper stars he has folded. Win does help Time, and he is heartbroken as he sees Time and Hunter together.

Hunter, however, later rejects Time in a brutal way, because he knows about Win's secret crush, and he doesn't want to hurt him. The way Hunter speaks of Time earns him a beating from Win. As Win and Hunter reconcile later, Hunter offers Win his support for his flirt with Time. Finally, Win gives Time 999 paper stars, and the two boys have a very frank conversation about their feelings. Time not only accepts Win's proposal, but tells him that he wants him to be next to him forever.

The plot of this movie doesn't sound too unique – after all, it's just the story most young people experience when they fall in love for the first time. There are, however, several elements that make this short film so heartwarming and lovely.

First and foremost, it is the sensitive way the author makes us see what's going on through Win's eyes. His inner monologues, but also his shy actions make the viewer feel his fears and inhibitions, and his comparisons of himself and his two friends with the stars are pure poetry. And the movie does without any of the annoying BL tropes like accidental kisses, artificial drama based on misunderstanding, or evil exes, to name just a few. So kudos to the scriptwriter!

The next element is the focus on the three main characters. There are no unnecessary side couples or yaoi fangirls. This allows for a profound characterization of the three boys which some long series don't accomplish. For example, Hunter appears as a superficial casanova at first, but turns out to be a thoughtful and selfless best friend. Time comes across quite dominant and disrespectful at first, but then is a nice guy who is shy, too, when he sends Win to Hunter for his confession.

And then there are the actors! MindTrio has once again succeeded in casting three boys who aren't only very handsome, but at the same time have huge acting talent. Whereas Poom has already had a main role in the beautiful ”Move to Heaven” movie, BM (who I find breathtakingly beautiful) and Photo are obviously rookies, but I bet we'll see all the three of them more often in future.

As we have seen time and again in BL series, actors can only act as good as the director makes them act, and Keereeboon Siridol, who also directed ”Move to Heaven”, appears to know how to make young actors shine.

The cinematography is nice, especially the scenes with the night sky and at the pier, and the background music is never intrusive and matches the story. There are some minor flaws of the sound, especially toward the end of part two, but they aren't so bad that they disturb the overall wonderful atmosphere of the movie.

What I love about MindTrio's short films is that they are able to tell a story and make the characters come to life in half an hour. So I say thank you to cast and crew of this wonderful movie for saving (almost) the best of this BL year for the last.


You find all my BL reviews, including those of series from countries not covered by mydramalist like Vietnam, Singapur, Myanmar, and Cambodia, here:
https://www.wattpad.com/user/DominicKebre

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It started with two young men with opposite personalities get attracted to each other. I was skeptical when watching the first few episodes, when the story is told from Hira's perspective, because their relationship is so toxic. When Hira starts to develop romance for Kiyoi, Kiyoi seems so indifferent and even downright bullying him verbally. It was my first time seeing this trope, and it was jarring. But when the same story is told from Kiyoi’s perspective, we learned so much about him, as well as the root cause of misunderstandings.

Personally, I enjoyed watching the movie version much better than the series for the pacing reason. In the series it keeps going on and on for quite some time before I understand Kiyoi's inner thoughts. Also, the ending of season 1 opens a great potential for a more progressive relationships in season 2, but story of season 2 turns out to be just okay.

What I think it does excellently well is the unique power play between the two, which I don't see often. The one who is dominant in the relationship is actually not the dominant one sexually and that makes it very interesting to watch. My favorite scene is (no surprise here,) definitely the bathtub scene. If you know, you know (≧ヮ≦) /. They were together in a bathtub and one of them was getting shy so he turn his back on the other one and facing a mirror. As we see his expression in a mirror, the other one approaches him and grab kiss him. How fantastic, the whole thing is just hot!

-Jan 2024, Yovita
Find me on Instagram: @kdramajudge

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Reincarnation & Spells

Everything was so average here with the exception of high production value as it was to be expected.

A tragic forbidden love story between a shaman girl and an aristocrat's son, replays when both are reincarnated 300 years later.

The drama meanders between comedy, romance, tragedy and thriller. The characters were interesting. Rowoon in particular since he went from rigid and too serious lawyer to a funny man in love who believed himself to be under a love spell so he explained repeatedly the symptoms of love. Hilarious. The female lead was the usual K drama heroine: tough, kind and brave in the beginning but loosing every braincell after falling in love and giving us a string of bad decisions and ridiculous actions.

Most of the support characters were the comedy part: her work colleagues were the usual gossiping lot, more annoying than funny and his parents bickering. Then there were the "bad guys" his girlfriend and a gardener. They were the most underdevelopped characters because their motivations for being evil was never really explained. Why was the girlfriend, rich and pretty, so jealous of our FL, poor and stubborn? Why was the gardener so obsessed with the FL, so much so he wanted to have a soul wedding and kill her (what is all that about?)? I liked the second ML, whose character was never really clear: was he honest or power hungry?

What about spells? We never learned if they really worked? They did 300 years ago but not today? And the curse he was put upon apparently disappeared when he died and was brought back! Why? The previous sufferers from the curse also died but the curse remained.

Plotholes galore!

But in spite of that, it was a nice watch, nice cinematography, basic story, correct acting. Just that Rowoon is too tall, so when he puts his head of her shoulders, he looks ridiculous!

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..YUYI~!!..

..I am a fan of Nanao as one of the fashion icon in her drama, I do love the most is the casting which is a hype one, that anyone might watch this..
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..the story is sort of uniquez reviving the iga and koga clan just like the anime basilisk but a slice of life version..
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..i love somehow the effort of putting a comedic scene and lines having an almost an hour per episode - not a bored one to watch..
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..even the drama part and a pinch of love scene - since this is all about two people getting married without knowing their clan origin but latet reveal that for me the climax and highlight of the story - living the two clans in present time..
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..overall the drama is more serious but still put a funny scene to feel other emotion of this drama..
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..I do love the end, that was unexpected for me and yet it's not impossible that the two main casts will never meet - the first time they meet is a flashback of the last seconds of the last episode..

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46 Days - A Delightful Thai Comedy Drama with Baifern Pimchanok and Mild Lapassalan

Introduction:
"46 Days" emerges as a compelling Thai drama, featuring the notable actresses Baifern Pimchanok and Mild Lapassalan in a refreshing comedy romance. For those seeking a light-hearted series with a touch of drama, this show stands out, placing a spotlight on the enduring bond between two best friends amidst the complexities of love and relationships.

Plot Overview:
At its core, "46 Days" revolves around the lives of childhood best friends, Ying Ying and Noina, each with distinct beliefs and personalities. The former, portrayed by Baifern Pimchanok, is a career-focused blogger, while Mild Lapassalan embodies the latter, a romantic at heart longing for the perfect partner. The narrative takes an unexpected turn with the introduction of Korn, a kind-hearted doctor with a penchant for following his parents' wishes. As Noina, influenced by a fortune teller's false prediction, sets her sights on Korn—already engaged to Wisa, another actress/blogger—Ying Ying steps into action. With 46 days until Korn's impending wedding, Ying Ying endeavors to play matchmaker and convince him to call off the engagement, leading to a series of comedic events.

Highlight - Unveiling of True Feelings:
The series culminates in a poignant revelation during the final episode. While the twist of Korn's true feelings being for Ying Ying may be considered somewhat cliché, the execution by the director and writer adds a layer of emotion and depth to the storyline. It serves as a satisfying resolution to the intricate web of relationships woven throughout the drama.

Character Analysis:

Ying Ying (Baifern Pimchanok): Baifern Pimchanok's portrayal of Ying Ying is a standout performance. The character is depicted as a woman with a robust personality, fiercely protective of Noina. Beyond her role as a matchmaker, Ying Ying grapples with personal challenges, showcasing a multi-dimensional character with a remarkable depth of emotion.

Noina (Mild Lapassalan): Mild Lapassalan brings Noina to life with a nuanced performance. Noina, a character with a bubbly exterior and a desire for love, undergoes significant development. Her initial portrayal as an attention-seeker evolves into a more complex character, driven by insecurities and a longing for the kind of affection her best friend receives.

Korn (Nonkul Channon): Nonkul Channon's portrayal of Korn is noteworthy, even though the character might appear slightly overshadowed by the strong presence of the female leads. Moments of confrontation with his parents offer glimpses into Korn's internal struggles, showcasing Channon's acting capabilities.

Acting and Music:
The chemistry between Baifern Pimchanok and Mild Lapassalan is a highlight, particularly during emotionally charged scenes and moments of conflict. While Nonkul Channon's performance may be perceived as slightly reserved, this could be attributed to the narrative's emphasis on the female leads. The lively and enjoyable music complements the overall tone of the drama, enhancing its entertainment value.

Conclusion:
"46 Days" successfully navigates the delicate balance between comedy and drama, presenting a well-paced plot that avoids unnecessary complications. Baifern Pimchanok and Mild Lapassalan's stellar performances elevate the series, making it a compelling watch. Despite minor nuances, the director and writer skillfully craft a narrative that revolves around the enduring sisterly bond, making "46 Days" a highly recommended addition to the world of Thai dramas.

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You'll need a box full of tissues!

If you like sad ending than it's a must watch! I was totally addicted to it. The story is more like bromance. At the end I felt like their family was my own family. I cried like crazy after finishing it. Everything was perfect.

The cast was so good! And Wu Bi is the perfect boyfriend ? He'd die and kill for his loved one's. Su yu is also great!

If you're looking for something intimate, then it's not a good choice! It has nothing intimate. It's the best beginner friendly bl! The only thing I didn't like about this story was a bit of miss communication.

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